A great little warm up or plenary game to help kids focus on Place Value. 24 cards in total. . Instructions: . Give every child 1 card. If there are not enough, pair some of your lower ability children together. The person with the green card begins first. They read their card and the person with the answer reads theirs. The last person is the person who has the red card.How fast can your kids complete the challenge? Aim for 5 minutes first! . Fully editable. Ideal for 7+

2D Shapes - PowerPoint 15 slides Fully editable Slide 3: Name the 3D Shape – Warm Up Activity Slide 4: Name the 2D Shape Slide 5: Straight-sided 2D Shapes Slide 6: Triangles Slide 7: Quadrilaterals

A simple and clear way to round numbers to 1, 2 and 3 decimal places (D.P) and 1, 2 and 3 significant figures (S.F). Page 1: Explanation with examples Page 2: 48 questions Page 3: Answers Ideal for 10+ (depending on ability). Fully editable.

Year 6 Mental Maths Questions . 11 pages 5-second, 10-second and 15-second questions Fully editable . Sections: . Money Addition & Subtraction Doubling & Halving Multiplication & Division Time Rounding Measures Fractions, Decimals & Percentages Miscellaneous Visualisation

A 160 slide PowerPoint to teach multiplication and division to a Year 3 class. Easy steps to follow - Teaching points, examples, exercises and games. . CONTENTS:** . Slide 3: Quick Fire Multiplication Questions Slide 48: Multiplying by 0 Slide 51: Multiplying by 1 Slide 54: Multiplying by 2 Slide 57: Multiplying by 4 Slide 59: Repeated Addition Slide 65: Arrays Slide 69: Times means groups of Slide 72: Grid Multiplication Slide 75: Multiplying by 5 Slide 77: Multiplying by 10 Slide 80: Dividing by 10 Slide 84: Multiplying and Dividing decimal numbers by 10 Slide 87: Division means sharing Slide 88: Quick Fire Division Questions (÷4) Slide 125: Division means sharing 2 Slide 129: Multiplication and Division are opposites/inverses Slide 131: It’s all about GROUPS Slide 133: Dividing by 2 Slide 136: Repeated Subtraction Slide 141: Chunking Division Slide 157: Checking answers using the inverse operation

The Ancient Egyptians used a pencil and paper method for multiplication which was based on doubling and addition. An alternative and quick method to multiply numbers. Give it a try. Ideal for 5 and above (depending on ability).

The aim of this 13-slide PowerPoint is to show children how to calculate subtraction sums using a number line. The slides start with full explanations and support then the support is reduced over the series of slides. Slides can be added/edited easily.

Subject: Maths Topic: Angles Focus: Right Angles Activity: Mark the right angles in RED, mark angles LARGER than a right angle in BLUE and mark angles SMALLER than a right angle in GREEN. Answers provided. Tried and Tested.

A great right angles worksheet. Answer Sheet provided. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

14 Maths Questions covering all 4 operations, percentages AND 24 hour time. Suitable for 7 - 11 years. Great warm up or plenary questions. 16 slides in total.

Chinese multiplication (Lattice multiplication) is a great method to use when multiplying numbers. This presentation teaches children how to do ‘Chinese’ Multiplication in simple steps. 10 slides in total. Fully editable.

Number Bonds to 20 3 resources: Number bonds to 20 timed test (2-page booklet with 110 questions) Number bonds to 20 and 200 PowerPoint test (20 questions). Record sheets and test questions provided. Number bonds to 20 PowerPoint presentation (5 slides) All resources are fully editable!

KS1 Addition: Adding using a number line (bridging 10 only) 2-page booklet. 10 questions. Suitable for younger learners (beginning to use a number line to add numbers). . Success criteria: Always start with the larger number. Add to 10 first (first jump). Add the rest (second jump).

2 different worksheets to choose from! Worksheet 1: For each object, your student’s must: Estimate if the selected object is more or less than 1 kg (if they think it is they write ‘YES’, if not they write ‘NO’); Record the actual measurement of the object (in kilograms and grams); Write down if their initial estimate was right or wrong (recording YES or NO) after the object has been weighed. Worksheet 2: For each object, your student’s must: Estimate the weight of each selected object. Record the actual mass of the object (in kilograms and grams); Write if the object was more or less than 1 kg. **Fully editable.

100 Square templates. 4 sizes available. Just print off and use.

3D Shapes - PowerPoint 5 slides Slide 2: Classifying 2D and 3D Shapes Slide 3: 3D Shape pictures Slide 4: Guess which 3D it is Slide 5: Look around the school and complete the table … what 3D objects can you find? Fully editable

A useful PowerPoint when introducing and teaching money. Total different amounts of money. Calculate equivalent values of money. Find the difference between different values of money Calculate change. Order money. 5 - 11 years (depending on ability).

Sort 2D shapes according to their sides. Answers provided. Fully editable. Also provided are some blank Venn diagram worksheets to use as you wish.